Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-06
REAL ESTATE.
H. H. Wilcox,
SPECIAL LIST.

SPEClAL LIST.
No. 1029-Dwelling of rooms. bath,
closets, porches. all in first ass,
modern style; fine view; near street
| tion; very desirable; lot 6ox1l5 feet, $3.50
No. l093-6 room house, neatly fin-
| ished barn, chicken house and cor
raj: water in house; fine lawn, trees
aud flowers; lot 60xl60; one block
| from street car line ............ go
No. 1094-Neat CO tage, 4 rooms and
pantry; hard finish; lawn; good
fence; lot 521axl55; near street car
No. eos-Tine rancn b near city; lo7 acres '
all level land. fine soil; small or.
chard; house 6 rooms: good we'll,
windmill and tank: barn, corral,etc
for a few days only, per acre, $65.
This is a bargain.
No. 60S-20 acres. a mile from railroad
depot at Anaheim; small house;
coed well; II acres cultivated; fine
No. 606--G4-acie bee rant near city;
fine lot Of bees. with apparatus for
extracting honey, etc; house, barn
and work shop; water right ...... l65
No. 1026-rwo acres fine land; excel.
lent location; house of 4 rooms large
barn, windmill and tank; excellent
water; desirable property ......... $50
No. lOls-Five acres on Boyle Haights.
One hundred acres yery choice foot. WV
hill lands, free from frost; desirable
for raising winter veg etables: requir-
ing no irrigation; the finest land In
the State: improvements; will di.
vide it; miles from city limits; on
payments; per acre Cre................ 80
This land is susceptible of a htgh
state of cultivation: will prodIce
from two to four crops per annum.
owing to the variety planted. such as
melons. potatoes, tomatoes, peppers,
peas, beans, cabbages. etc; 800 per
acre net profit is but fair estimate
on each crop; this sum was realized
per acre the presentseasOn from this
winter vegetable land winter toma
toes will yield much more than 500
per acre net, and melons and potatoes
will average that amount: we plant
tomatoes In August. potatoes in Octo-
Der. November 4 January. and then
follow with melons. on the same
ground. which will bring return of
500 per acre net. without one drop
of Water; this soil will remain moist
the eEtire year by proper cultiva-
tion; ten acres will make a msn
wealthy in few years II properly
cultivated; must be seen and inves.
tigated to be appreciated, Part of
the above tract has been recently
sold to parties who will at once
erect residences thereon.
Twenty acres on Pico street, at termi-
nus Of the electric railroad; suitable
to subdivide into lots; bargain;
per acre. ...................... 10O(
Fiity-seven acres on Pico street, X of
mile from terminus of electric rail
road; an abundance of water; desir-
able to cut into acre LOTS for short
time only, per acre. re.................. 800
Twentythree acres near Ellis Villa
College; beautiful and elevated; very
desirable to subdivide into city lots;
the best bargain in Los Angeles; you
ought to see this; per acre ....... lOO0
Those fine University lots, 65xl30 feet, fine
soil, very desirable location. having the
new University of Southern California
church, store, postoffice, two lines of street
cars completed aud another line soon to be
built; splendid residences, excellent socie
ty and the finest drive in the city, at the
very low price of $500 70 5000 per lot; terms
easy; If you see these lots you will purchase
them.
Mob Hill lots, none more desirab lie, sell
ing rapidly centrally located, rne view
near cable cars, from $500 to $500 per lot.
Mics tract, on Adams street. These beau.
tiful lots have variety of fine fruit trees,
bearing, and are selling at the very low
price OF from $500 to $500 per lot, on easy
terms; come and see them.
We have very large list of very desirable
property OF all varieties, as cheap as any in
Los Angeles. Give us call before purchas-
have for sale, and we will not knowingly
misrepresent to any one. II you have de-
sirable property for sale at fair price,
leave 1t with US. We are selling more prop
erty now than ever before. We are not re-
tirfug nor are we firing. We keep our office
ope n and warm evenings for the accOmmO-
dation of workingmeu and strangers, and
to all who will give US call we say. well
come. q. H. WILCOX,
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